Advantages: Small, light, good quality, cheap Disadvantages: None
...The Finecam S3 by Kyocera Yashica is one of the best value digital cameras on the marke, and I should know...I work in a camera shop!. The front of the camera is the size of a credit card and boasts an amazing 3 megapixel ccd and 2x optical zoom. The finecam has a movie mode to take bursts of video and is supplied with rechargble batery and card reader. The camera stores photos on the brand new MMC/SD format widely used in new digital cameras, MP3 players and mobile phones. This camera is currently selling for around £450 and is supplied with a leather case, 16 and 32mb memeory cards. All in all this is an excellent little camera which takes superior quality prints, I can't fault it.........well done Kyocera....
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Advantages: Good image quality, small and light. Disadvantages: Battery life, pop up flash, shutter lag and memory card size.
...I bought the KyoceraFinecam S4 in November 2003. It was my first digital camera and being my son was due to be born soon I thought it should be a good quality one.
After looking around to see what I could get for around £250, I found the Finecam S4 on offer. I liked the look of it so decided that I would give it a try after being told that it took very good quality pictures. So what do you get in the box:
The 4 Megapixel Finecam S4 Camera
16MB Panasonic Secure Digital (SD) Card
BP-900S Li-ion rechargeable battery
AC Adapter / Charger
USB and Video cables
Wrist strap
Pixela ImageMixer software
Manual and Quick start guide
The camera itself falls into the category of 'micro camera'. It measures just 3.8 x 2.2 x 1.2 inches and sits very easily in your hand. And if that wasn't enough it weighs in at a measly 175g. It is...
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Advantages: Picture Quality, Ease of Use, Small Size Disadvantages: Auto Focus in Dim light, Slow to write to memory
...Bought the camera just over a year ago when my wife gave birth to twins. I was a keen photographer, but always on film before as I felt digital still had some way to go.
The Kyocera has a 5MP resolution and gives truly staggering picutres for a camera of this size. I would say that the results are comparable to 35mm film at sizes up to 10x8 inches and far superior to my APS canon IXUS, which I no longer use, in fact I no longer use film!!
Crisp Pictures with excellent colour rendition, low noise and good quality. The camera has a range of compression and resolution options, but with memory prices coming down, I take everything at the best possible quality. I have had no problems with the battery life or general reliability/operation of the camera.
Build quality is extremely good, but you would expect that from the same company...
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For a low cost laptop it defiantely has all the features you would need.
I love the fact its thin and certainly portable, not like some laptops that are heavy and bulky.
When looking for a new Laptop I didn't want to spend lots of money, but I... more
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It’s basically a large, beige cube with four little indicator lights on the top. It is split into three sections; the top section is where the printed paper comes out, the middle section houses the toner, lets you feed sheets of... more
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